Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-04
NEWS NOTES.

Deputy U. >. Marshal Dunlap Will
start for Texas to-day with United
States prisoner.
Every member of the City Council
was present at it's meeting yesterday i,
q thing which has not happened for
months.
s. VIM. r. T. Miller, who arrived
here short time since from Mojave,
was found guilty of indecent exposure
yesterday and sentenced to pay fine
of $3.50 by Justice Austin.
Florence Wilson, a prostitute, ar
rested several days ago on charge OF
grand larceny, was yesterday dis
charged by Justice Austin, the pros
ecuting witness having disappeared.
Miss Emma Benson gave birth
day party to her many friends of the
Baptist College at her mothers resi-
deace last week. 1t was a most en-
joyable affair and the youngsters had
a pleasant evening.
John w. Russell interfered with
officer Arguello yesterday afternoon
Just after he had caught lost colt on
Main st. He was arrested for using
vulgar language toward the police
man and released after putting up So
deposit.
John 1. Ruddy, manager of Hoyt's
Rag Baby Company. is in the city
making arrangements for the per-
formance which will commence on
Monday next. This play will draw
crowded houses during its entire stay.
G. M. Murrey, tramp, went into
saloon on Upper Main street on Satur-
day night and drank up another mans
beer. He was struck in the face with
q glass by Chas. Grover who tended
bar. Ceief Darcy arrested both men.
No trace OF Charley Morris, the es-
capped forger from the county Jail, has
vet been found. All the officers and
.constables besides the deputy sheriffs
are on the lookout for him, and it is
safe to say that many days will not
elapse before he is captured.
1.-The ladies of the Hebrew Benevo-
Tent Society propose to give a ball
early in November. Special prepara-
tions are being made to insure unus-
ual 6clat to the affair. 1t will be So
cial event that will be eagerly looked
forward to.
A special Southern Pacific car was
down the Anaheim branch yesterday.
It is supposed to have contained
party OF railroad people, mostly ladies,
and on pleasure bent. The regular
train hooked on to the car in the after
noon and brought it to the city.
J. T. Kofoed is preparing to erect a
fine mansion on the Mob Hill tract, on
q fine slightly lot. The residence will
cost about $4,000. Improvements in
that part of the city move at a rapid
pace, and are of very handsome
character.
w. F. Downey, a carpenter, was
held to answer in the sum of $500 by
Justice Austin yesterday on the charge
of burglary. Downey had borrowed"
w. T. Blackwell's clothes, gold watch,
chain and ring without advising the
owner of his intentions.
Mr.. H. J. Woollacott yesterday re-
coived the ongratulations of host Of
friends on account of the presentation
to him by Mrs. Woollacott of a little
lady of the weight of eleven pounds
The young lady is at once the ruler of
the house, and her eleven leavens the
whole household.
e.;Two carloads of racers arrived yes
teHday from Sacramento and Stockton
to take part in the annual races at
Agricultural Park. Among the noted
racers were Arrow, with a record of
2:14; Homestake, 2:16, and Arat,
2:17. These horses were taken to the
Park.
George Lewis, the boy who burg
glarized 0. G. Weyse's house on Col
lege street several days ago and pur-
loined about 5000 worth of clothing
and bedding from it, was yesterday
committed by Justice Austin to the
San Francisco Boys and Girls Aid
Society for the period of two months.
AT half-past two o'clock yesterday
morning Mrs. Emily Whalan died
very suddenly at her home on the cor
nor of Pico street and Myrtle avenue.
She gave birth to a child about two
weeks ago and was doing well. Her
husband was absent at the time and
the child is in charge of the nurse.
Walter F. Ollard, arrested on San
Fernando street early Monday morn
ing by Officer Rodgers for being drunk,
made dash for liberty from the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon, but
was recaptured after hard chase in
the adjoining lot on Second street by
Officer Ribble. Ollard will stay eight
days in the city Jail to recuperate.
Fred L. Allies some months ago
bought 80 acres Of landat Los Nietos
for $500 per acre. and his friends were
of the opinion he was "stuck." Fred
is q good judge Of dirt as will appear
from the fact that he has sold the
little ranch at an advance of so per
cent. There isno house on it but a good
plant of deciduous trees.
Six Chinese living near the Chinese
theater on Alameda street were arrest
ed yesterday by Officer .Leverick on
suspicion of having stolen two sets Of
harness belonging to a wood dealer Of
Also street named f. G. Kunle. The
harness was found under their shan.
ties, but as there was no evidence te
connect the men with the theft Chic
Darcy ordered them released.
Edwin Dundas, well dressed maj
with dark side whiskers, was arrested
by Chief of Police Darcy on FRS
street at 6 O'Clock last night ant
locked up. He had some things upoI